Featured Quote:"A believer may pass through much affliction, and yet secure very little blessing from it all. Abiding in Christ is the secret of securing all that the Father meant the chastisement to bring us." - Andrew Murray

Also, the notes are interspersed throughout The Evidence Bible. In the text, there are bolded verse numbers to signify a footnote on that verse. Also between verses or chapters, relevant quotes from famous or thought provoking individuals are written. Verses to memorize are shaded in grey, and difficult subjects will often have a "Questions and Objections" block nearby. Usually placed between books are pages with false religion profiles, or other interesting articles, such as tract examples or "famous last words" pages.

I have many different Bibles I study and read in many different translations. But I have always bought Biles that only contain Scripture and no commentary of modern men. I just wanted to know what God says and not what modern man has to comment about it. It seems like there are Bibles with extra info of man for everyone and by everyone. I used to have a "Student Life Application Bible" and found I disagreed with some of the commentary and was distracted by it. This has always left a bad taste in my mouth for extra info Bibles.

Recently a good brother and friend gave me a pocket size version of the "Evidence Bible" to have when I'm evangelizing on the streets. I am reading it through now from cover to cover to familiarize myself with it. I actually like and find the commentary and extra information very helpful when it comes to sharing faith. I also find no problem with what Comfort has done with the King James. It is word for word King James except the archaic words are replaced with the modern equivalent. I can't believe I am saying this - because of my past views on the subject - but I would recommend it to anyone. :-)

I have many different Bibles I study and read in many different translations. But I have always bought Biles that only contain Scripture and no commentary of modern men. I just wanted to know what God says and not what modern man has to comment about it. It seems like there are Bibles with extra info of man for everyone and by everyone. I used to have a "Student Life Application Bible" and found I disagreed with some of the commentary and was distracted by it. This has always left a bad taste in my mouth for extra info Bibles.

This has been my experience too. I dislike anything which intrudes into the text eg 'helpful paragraph headings'. I am interested that feel the Evidence Bible has avoided this.

I have passed bunches of the pocket versions out, and purchased a leather-bound for my wife. High-schoolers from church seemed to have become more interested in the Scriptures after receiving an Evidence Bible. Lots of outstanding quotes inside.